Valves and flow control
Actuated valves
An actuated package must be selected from actual valve torque, safety factor, power source, travel time, cycle count and fail position, then function-tested before delivery.
Type and construction
Available types
Electric actuated ball valve
View details2Pneumatic actuated ball valve
View details3Electric actuated butterfly valve
View details4Pneumatic actuated butterfly valve
View details5Pneumatic diaphragm valve
View details6Pneumatic knife gate valve
View details7Pneumatic pinch valve
View details8Actuated three-way valve
View details9Emergency shutdown valve
View details10Hygienic actuated valve
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How the main types differ in selection
Before selection
Information to define
- 1Valve torque
- 2Actuator type and supply
- 3Fail position
- 4Travel time
- 5Ingress protection and hazardous area
- 6Feedback and control signal
Typical materials
Typical connections
Typical media
Function
What does this family do?
Isolation and shut-off
Full flow shut-off for operation, maintenance or process safety
Functional selection guideRouting, branching and mixing
Changing line direction, dividing or combining flow and creating branches
Functional selection guideAutomation and actuation
Valve movement, command input and position feedback to the control system
Functional selection guideModulation and continuous control
Modulation of flow, pressure, temperature or level by manual or automatic command
Functional selection guideTechnical reference
Related standards
The exact edition and requirements must be checked against the project specification.
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Engineering note
This page supports initial screening and does not replace engineering calculations, project specifications, manufacturer approval or design pressure-temperature checks.
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